Should I be worried about bringing my Reo in carry-on baggage?

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Northernshrink

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Well as I am currently sitting at the airport and having been escorted from one end of this terminal to the other I can honestly say my Reo had absolutely nothing to with it. Good ole chemical swab on my dive gear at oversized earned me this excitement. Needless to say I got the above average treatment even pulled into a room and questioned. And at absolutely no time did anyone say boo about my mini 2.1 juice or spare batteries. Poor DH is a little rattled she had no clue of what was going on where I just laughed about the whole thing I got nothing to hide no point causing grief.
 

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I put the REO, batteries, and A7 in separate ziploc bags inside a plastic box with a copy of the REO documentation. Put my juice bottles in another bag for the tray through the checkpoint. As the carry-on bag went through, the agent stopped briefly, looked over at me, and said, "electronic cigarette?" I nodded my confirmation, and went on my merry way.

I checked my bag on the way back, and it got opened and searched by TSA, who left their standard note in the bag. So overall, they had some curiosity, but no problems though.

Thanks again everyone!
 

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Also, somehow one of the bottles did leak inside the ziploc bag on the way there... I had put a folded paper towel in the ziploc just in case, but it didn't help much. The stink of 555 was all over everything. I just had to rinse off all the bottles at the hotel.

That smell was really strong though... strong enough that I don't want to even vape 555 for a while, if ever again. :lol:
 
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